The New Ouster Studio for desktop and web. This innovative platform is designed to provide users with a seamless way to store, manage, visualize, and share lidar data, whether they are handling small datasets or large-scale projects.

What is Ouster Studio?

Ouster Studio is a free digital lidar visualizer available for both web and desktop. It enables users to upload, view, organize, and share lidar point cloud data captured by Ouster’s OS series lidar sensors. Within both applications, users can access sample data, generate automatic SLAM maps, and enjoy a range of powerful features.

Key Features of Ouster Studio

Store: Streamlined Point Cloud Storage

The Ouster Studio web interface serves as a cloud-based point cloud storage library, offering up to 250GB of free storage. This makes it easy for users to manage their lidar recordings efficiently and cost-effectively, regardless of the size or number of project files.

Visualize: Powerful and Intuitive Data Viewing

Ouster Studio provides users with an intuitive interface for visualizing and analyzing point cloud recordings. Users can adjust key parameters such as range, signal, reflectivity, and near-IR 2D views to gain deeper insights into their data. The UI also includes visual adjustment tools for more control over how the data is viewed.

Manage: Organize Your Data with Ease

Managing point cloud recordings has never been easier with Ouster Studio. Users can upload recordings with helpful tags and metadata, making it simple to classify, organize, and search for files. Filters are available for duration, date and time, sensor type, hardware and firmware versions, serial number, and mode.

Share: Effortless Collaboration

Collaboration is key in any data-driven project. With Ouster Studio, users can easily share lidar recordings with others, improving communication and efficiency across teams. Each uploaded file is assigned a secure visualization link, allowing for controlled access and sharing within an organization. Public links can also be generated for those without an Ouster Studio account.

View and Download Sample Data

Ouster Studio offers sample data from Ouster sensors (OSO, OS1, OS2, and OSDome), which users can explore and download. This allows users to explore new versions of sensors and how they perform in common test scenarios.

Automatic SLAM Map Generation

Ouster Studio automatically generates SLAM maps on all data uploads. SLAM is a technique used to create a map of the surroundings while simultaneously determining a position within that map. This feature helps users to determine the Ouster lidar's movement trajectory, correct for motion distortion, and reconstruct a detailed and precise point cloud map.

What's New in the Latest Release?

The latest release of Ouster Studio includes two new versions: the web version and an updated desktop version.

Web Version

The web version offers a segregated cloud-based account for all users to privately upload data for sharing and SLAM map generation. With this version, users can access their data from any device with an internet connection, collaborate more efficiently with their team, and enjoy the benefits of secure, scalable cloud storage without the hassle of managing large files on local storage.

Desktop Version

The updated desktop version includes OSF support, performance improvements, bug fixes, and a more seamless UI. It also allows users to discover and connect directly to their sensor for live sensor views and recording capabilities.

Why Sign Up to the New Ouster Studio Web?

The web version of Ouster Studio provides an added layer of flexibility, allowing users to access their data from any device with an internet connection, collaborate more efficiently with their team, and enjoy the benefits of secure, scalable cloud storage. With up to 250GB of free storage, Ouster Studio web brings a new level of convenience and functionality to lidar data management.

How to Get Started with Ouster Studio

Getting Started

Getting started with Ouster Studio is simple. Users can sign up for a free account at studio.ouster.com. If you already use the desktop version of Ouster Studio, you can log in to the web version to access cloud recordings directly within your desktop application. All you need is an internet connection.